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THE CHEMAWA AMERICAN
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' J '..'The ' girls are 'doing" better ' work i n-'. the
laundry and prove that they are learn
ing. : .:;! 7 '.
Mr" Charles Larsen, Assistant Discipli
narian, is enjoying his vacation down the
Columbia'
.letting up ofsweetpicKles for winter
use has kept the kitchen force busy ": the
early part of this week. ; ,
Mr, Thomasi Gorden has been appoint
ed Assistant Engineer of Chemawa and
has entered upon his duties, V
The Engineer boys had an enjoyable
otiting to Silver Creek Falls this week and
report' all kind of a good times. ;
:,K:atie:Uttderw(i6ii,' and her brother
Corbett from Underwood, Wash were
among:the nw pupils this week.
4 Caroline Wright's aunt is a school
visitOf during hop picking.
1 Mrs Lucy Giles of Flathead is . here'
ori a, visit to her children.
The laundry girls are glad to have the
( boys back from the const. , .'.
The Misses Bigger of Portland and the
Misses Pearce of Salem were the guests of
Miss Irene Campbell on Mondav, " ' f'
Antoine Francis and Manuel Swanson
have been . . working out in the coun try
slashing brush for the past two weeks.
Albert Scott deserves - a-great deal of
credit: for the able manner in which he
assists Mr. Wesley in!, caring, for .the
orchard and garden, ...
v Photographer Loanfeldt of Salem has
delivered as. handsome a lot of pictures
as: Chemawa has ever obtained of her
buildings and societies,
The Industrial departments, are . pre
paring exhibits for the Oregon. State
Fair which will be ,held the week co n
mencing Sept. 14.
Mr. Edward Smith has been appointed
Disciplinarian' of Chemawa and has entered-
upon his duties, being transferee!
from the position of Assistant Engineer.
Word' has been received from Warm
Spring Agencv that Harry Queachpal
ma, Walter Miller, Paul Queachpalma,
Ken Wilson and several others will start
for Chemawa shortly. '
The rain last week has purified the
atmosphere, made big potatoes and
roasting ears, started the roses to hlooiri
profusely again and freshened up things
generally at Chemawa.
Last Saturday thos- bt us at Chema
wa who were so fortunate as to see it, sa w
the "handsomest rainbow ever" in the
eastern sky. It was a complete double
bow of vivid, ( hue, , Handsome hardly
expres,-es it
Chemawa has large crops of prunes,
pears, potatoes and other Vegetables this
fall, and more apple than ever hefore in
its history. About one thousand young
apple trees came into bearing this fall
and they are loaded with fruit; tlS
assures a good hill of f,aru on the . rlpil
cables.
Among the Chang s in' v ,mployee
force of Chemawa winch w?iH into effect
the first of this nxmih wt-: Mis (Hive
Skiptou, Winning. uoji Vmaimn vice Mrs.
Cox transposed to the. L nop s-ehool;
Mrs. Katie L. Brewer, t ook, vice; Mr.
Cox transferred Uy t iitv Leupp school;
Mrs. Fickle, Asst dtfamstress (ten-poiary)
. vice Miss Skipton promoted to- Ast. Ma
tron; Miss Antonnette While, teacher,
vice Miss Jtfuedke (now Mrs, Smith)
transferred 'to Warm Spring. -